More High Risk, Already-Inspected Compounding Pharmacies that PACB Accredited But the FDA Found Problems

Prior post have shown that some of the pharmacies that the FDA has inspected as they are high risk compounding pharmacies were given a clean bill of health from PACB. Nonetheless, the FDa during its inspection found violatons. See also Triangle Compounding Pharmacy in Cary, NC Is also PACB Accredited but on The High Risk FDA Already Inspected List--That is 3 Pharmacies and Still Counting, Oakdell Pharmacy in San Antonio, Tx--Another PACB Accredited Pharmacy -that is Part of the 30 High Risk Inspected. and How is Wedgewood Pharmacy PCAB-Accredited With The Issues Found By the FDA in the Latest Inspection Report? Oakdell Pharmacy was also on the FDA's list of high risk pharmacies and was recently inspected and this report issued. See More inspection Reports from FDA--Which Does include a Veterinary Medicine Compounder-Wedgewood Village Pharmacy

There are even more on the list that are high risk, already inspected, violations found, but PCAB accrediated pharmacies:

Avella of Deer Valley, Inc, Phoenix, AZ, see here for FDA inspection report  and here for statement that it is PCAB accredited. 

AnazaoHealth Corporation, Tampa Fl, see here for FDA inspection report and here for statement that they are PCAB accrediated.  There statement in fact reads "AnazaoHealth Corporation, Pain Management Division -Tampa, is honored to be among the first in the nation and second in Florida to earn the PCAB Accreditation, as it sets us apart from other compounding pharmacie
 

Again, how did this Pharmacy receive a clean bill of health from PACB but not from the FDA? Maybe a reader familiar with the PCAB accrediaton process can explain the difference in standards and how this is possible.